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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-18

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- oossospesesaes Of isrstt,eHNoss.
n 1loenupsA. Nay lA-Ths Philadelphia
f1l Dao e ~ a. n. e. church closed
Sou1oa a Tuesday for the year. The
IoWiag resolution was presented and
na0oualy earrieds "Whereaa the pastor
- a1lssaa havo % gonerously provided for
~ Uuppogt I'D 0neortainment of the Phila-
NG1pAia anoual ooaleroncA end whereas In
n0noaenl expronion Of interest ell clsDss
49, have visd-tAs city council, the Penn.
jDdvunh nilroad company, the pastors snd
oDvoeHa o1tlsonA the choir end the press
s1Hoaoeueo b it resolved, that ~ tender to
- oo0munity upoa our departure our
unnnilbld thaakaboe tho kind reception and
honu0onajty shovn "a and ~ assure them Of
80 listing rsnsmbsanos Of them, especially
p ne msrey $685." IL was signed by J. w.
VesrA ". Il Davis, w. h. Bryant, c. c.
uSlA n. +. Juhnson, the committee
Wssk negun ~ the stove Factory.
Tho Keeley stove works started up yes.
Ssrdsy with several apprentice boys at work
n The foundry. The dinicnlty between the
management sad the moulders regarding the
onaoxious B. Louis patterns still exists. The
bcys ere employed In moulding one day and
3 ease will b. msds the day following. The
cupols u In operation and . cast will be made
to-day.
Coaching Party.
A coaching party consisting Of MessrA l. G.
Thompson, Guy r Farquhar, II. y. Thomp-
con and 8 H. Kercher, Of Pottsville, accom-.
pained by their wives, arrived In town last
evening, en- route for Gettysburg. The party
speut the night ct the franklin house. and
len this morning at o'clock on their pleas.
uTe trip
Among the Ohurchss
Thursdsy being Ascension day, the event
will be celebrated BY holding services in
the Trinity Reformed church tomorrow
morning.
Rev. VIM. p. Evans, Of the second street
Lutheran church, will deliver . sermon on
Thursday evening to Cyrene Commandery,
knights Templar.
The Salome United Brethren church II
nearing completion. The new pews arrived
yesterday, and the lower floor will be occu
pied on June 10 by the Sunday school. Tn,
female portion Of the congregation we're en-
gagged yesterday in cleaning the lower hool
and wers entertained with lunch by MI
r. g. JohnA
The Sunday school OF the Church OF Go,
will 70 to Penryn on juno 80, and will be a
companied by . band.
Tho ladies' sociable committee OF the 8
Paul's P. f. church Will hold strawberr
festival on Friday and Saturday event ing at
O'Clock at the residence Of Mr. 8. 8. DetwileI
corner Of Second and Locust ST. eeta. On thi
OCCASION an apron sale will be held, vhe
working, sewing and dress aprons, also som
bounets, will be disposed OF
Town Notes.
Isaiah e. Nears, the wel-known colore,
citizen OF Philadelphia, was in town yestel
day looking after some property
Wm. g. Benniuger arrived at his home il
East Brady, Pa, feeling well after bis lon,
Yide
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ClIoAao, May 1.-THE Dvore~s' JoMrnoi re-
ports Cattle-Receipts, 6loD head; shipments,
l,sOO Hs., e&0t0A IS; stockers and feeders, ~ ~
q ~ COWS, bulls and mixed. o. iU6S a5 bulk.
8 uO0S Is: Texas cattle, S'O0A ..
Hogs-kecetpA. ll.uO head shtpments, e.ot
nead market strong: rough and mixed. ~ %
0SO: packing and shipping, q 9l05 Is; light.
q zoos % skips, q W0t s.
sheep-Receipts, 500 head: shipmenta,
q 0O1t 10: Western. Is toSt 10; lexans. .! SO
A05 lambs, ~ t0Q& 20.
HAsf LIIIRrr.-Uattie - Receipte, 16 head
shipments, l5!: market SLOW prime, t50S Is
fair to good. o. foat 80 common. q ss6t ~
cattle shipped to New York none; -.
head market dull Philadelphiss. - l0t15 q
Workers, q as 20; common Ia light q 5oS1, IS
pigs q tOo& So hogs shipped To New York,
car.
sheep Receipts. 500 head shipments. s4on
market slow, full supplies a shade OF from yes
terday prices.
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lAssss Pssass ASsss ne nse RleAs - Bs ned,
Next oasarAay.

LAseot poeno ADooe NE U0e R100e - 0o 0o0o
Nsxs oassrAay.
TIE Examiner In IL weekly edition hes .
short editorial On The coming primary. 1t
states that Il intended TO endorse no candi.
date because oil were good Republicans 1t
denounces the mud alinglns began in the In.
terest Of Mentxsr and winds up with an un.
qualinsd endorsement OF Hartman because
he 10 we'll fitted for the Office, and served
houorably In the war.
Many OF the candidates ere circulating
documenu urging their claims upon the
voterA Clayt Myers IL distributing thou
sands OF dodgers asking his friends nos 70
forget him on saturday.
(ieysr hes circulars printed containing the
endorsement Of the leading citizens OF war
wick, his former home
Aldus Herr tells the people through the
columns of the papers that his large and In.
crsssing business will prevent him from
calling on the voters, and sil he asks II that
those who promised to vote for him will
keep their word and he feels sure Of his
election.
There have not been many bets - yet made
on the prothonotary and sheriff contestA
Keller 9 friends are also willing to back him,
but their bets are readily taken by the friends
Of Burkholder.
There Is no truth In the report circulated
yesterday that Benz. Hershey had been
dropped by the Mentzer combination and
Mr.. Gingrich substituted for county commits.
sioner Mentzer's candidates for county
commissioners are Hershey and Worth, a.
printed in the 1NTELLiGENCER on Monday,
and with that combination they propose to
win or lose on Saturday.
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Bsiess.xns supreme Court.

Ae2&lkber Of Lancaster county cases we're
Ies:ued before the supreme court on Tuesday.
The only one absolutely disposed Of was the
certiorari Of the proceedings as to the open.
Ing Of Grant street, from Christian to North
Queen. In this case the viewers appointed
recommended the opening of the street and
assessed damages TO Samuel J. Demuth, the
owner OF the property. Before that report
became final petition was presented for the
appointment of reviewers and exceptio ms
were tiled to the report OF viewers. The gu.
preme court held that ~ there was not
final decree In the case, by our court, there
was nothing before them and dismissed the
certiorsrL This leaves the report OF viewers
before the court for confirmation absolute at
the August term. II confirmed absolutely
then on the decree OF the court 1t can be
taken to the supreme court next May.
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BUR0LAkS INASILOON,

They FRY Open the shutters and Get . Small
Amount Of Money.
Thieves visited the saloon kept by c. V.
Wacker & Bro at Walnut and Water streets,
some time Tuesday night They entered the
yard by scaling the fence between It and the
lumber yard on the north aide. With a
chisel or jimmy they pried open the bar
room shutters, breaking one Of them aud
also tho iron bolt inside. They then crswIed
through the window, and, taking the key,
which hung behind the bar, opened the
door 9f the office, directly in the rear OF the
barrOom. They forced open a drawer in the
writing desk and stole sl.5O In money, which
was all It contained. After taking bottle Of
ginger ale from the barroom they fled. be.
fore quitting the premises, however, they
drank the ale in the yard, leaving the bottle
behind.
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Pine. q lo0a IS; supernne, q 1905 50 !;
good to choice extra western, @ sO06 90 l; good
TO fancy extra states !00A % common TO good
extra Western. q &003 30.
Wheat-NO. ked state. 99kc01l 90; No do
$50 No. Red. Winter. May. 87c; june, 98kc |;
July. 9Sx receiptS. liz. $50 shipments. Sl8,o66
COrn-NO. mixed cash. A9<c; Nay, l7kc DO
June. 4se July. .as<c; receipts 81. 100 bus; ship
Oats:So. J white STATE, sske; No. . DO
s7Nc; No2 Mixed. June. sS<c; receipts. % 900 bus
s,;sS ~ SaII; ;; %;s:;arn. ~osso' ss.s.. s7xssse.
Pork dull old mesa. s1s 2s0lSO.
LArd-June, u 90 July, q 90.
nolsssse steady at nc for % boiling stock.
Turpenune frm at $3.50
10ein dull strained 70 good, q 22k0l o.
petroleum dull Refined, in casee, SO
Sretghts nrner grain 70 Liverpool. Ikd,:
hutter Dull; western Creamery. i7S7okc
Ign tmEEn ,CreSnsry. 30&c state dairy, hail nfEin
Cheese dull; Western vlat. iik0ll,<c; sood To
Sn1aoS Sinn light skins. llhQl2kc. Fancy Whits.
hsS, suat1 vactory. nh0lkc sktms, 6o9c
,aIcc aIcss hrmer stass. iak0Sc; western, ls0
essSSSIs,ss SISs5 ssssaGy; sssnsd Cutoai l.lsosc
EelloW DULL prime city, l3-le0Skc
11ce nominal Caroaina, lAir 10 soSIa MANIA
oouss nr'n' nar cArgoess ls,<c. tor NO.
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DAA rAS.

IRAMAs.-May &c. 1851, at his residence, Leaman
Place. Lancaster Co.. Pa, Henry Leaman, In the
Is year of his age.
The relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral on JhuIsdsy, May 10. At 2x p. IN.
Services at the house. Trains eastward leave
Lancaster at l2:5s and EOS p. m; westward leave
Leaman Place at as. and SIS .. IN.
GIBsoN.-May u. lss7. in this city. Mrs Viz
gtnia Gibson, wife OF David Gibson, In her SSth
year.
Long vera her sunerings,
Hard WAS her pain
No mutmu escaped her,
None heard her complain.
Her Savior in mercy
Did stoOp from the sky,
And called her. Come home,
And rest thee on high"
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from
her husbands residence, No. II East James
street, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
ment at Woodward Hill cemetery.
BuLLRR.--On the l4th inst IN May ytown. Mr.
Abraham Butler, aged ~ ysars. months ana II
days. ltdkW
BIrSER-May IS. 1887. in this city. Miss Mary
htner. daughter Of the late Abram and Eliza
beth Bttner, In her 5Sth year.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectifulIy invited TO attend the funeral. from
her late residence. No. l2l East walnut street,
on Saturday afternoon At 2 O'Clock.
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nsy ut %9Mss'ss; 9an. e. ogsrsA s's s,
oos.-aay. sse' June. 1kc; July. Axo.,
Aug. t93<c.
0sis-0sy. so, Juns. sc; July. &C.; Aug,
York-N0t quoted.
lAFd-Juns. u s9{; July. . ss,< Aug, % ssk.
., NJ nS I1s x,S.1r q ~; ~i june " Isl july
Mhest.Nsy. s7>Se; june ec<e., July. $50;
CSsn Iaay. sjtsi JANA o96s, July. exc.
01s:asy 30, Juna S3ts, July. :n,te.
foeh-Nay. en 50, Juna, 0i q
.s-ssas. = s'ki June WNi July. = ~,
A.sSs4is. Y ", suaA n NJ, su,y. n s,
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Team stolen.

Chief Smith received telegram this morn.
ing from Glen Loeb to 30 on the lookout for
. team stolen from Harry Rennard. The
horse Is described as black In color, white
star on face, heavy ears, short neck, near foot
white to fetlock, otY hind leg thicker than
near aud crack on OF fore loot below the
heel. The vehicle taken was . falling top
buggy.
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NV YoRK, May Is. l:S p. m.-Money loaned
at ~ per cent Exchange steady. q sSk6a S
Governments quiet. Currency IS, q Ssx old; ls
Comp, q - bid; tk's do q lo,< bid.
The stock market opened Il rm and during the
nrst thirty mi utes of business prices advanced
h6k per cent. under the LEAD OF the Gould
stocks. which we're quite actively bought. Tc.
ward IL O'Clock there WAS come realizing by the
room traders. which resulted in = frgctional re-
action. AT the present writing the market is
fevertsh and irregular.
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Recognizing the fact that the contest for the
Prothonotary has narrowed down to two canoi.
dates, and that It would be futile for me to
longer remain in the neld, hereby withdraw
my name as u candidate, and tender my sincere
thanks to ny numerous friends Tor their
generous support
ml7.5td<W VINE. KRElDER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-18
knights Of St. John Package Parry.

The package party Of the Knights OF St
John at Fulton hall last evening, was largely
attended. The winners Of the prizes were
Mary Scheid OF the Turkish rug John Wolf,
standing lamp Mrs J. b. Bissneer, plush
clock Miss Annie Houser, picture Charles
Smith, water pitcher Mary Houser, ink.
stand. Tickets Nos 49, l,ll3 and 6.T also
won prizes, but they have not been presented
yet.
In the contest for the society badge between
John b. Rissinger aud Officer Roehrich, the
first named was the winner by vote Of $50 to
Ns
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A Young MANS Leg Cut on.

MARIETTA, May lS-Frederick Kintz, q
young man 81 years OF age, formerly OF
Frederick, Nd, but now living with John
Breneman, was up at Schock's mills with
some companions last night. He mounted Q
freight train to como home. In getting of
no iell under the cars and had his right leg
taken on below the knee The other leg was
nun also. DIR. ID. A. Mowery, OF this place,
attends the sufferer.
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Proposed Reunion.

Company +, 79th Regiment propose old.
ing reunion In the near future and a meet.
Ing OF the msmbsrs OF that company now re-
siding In this city will be held In the reading
room OF Admiral Reynold Post ON next
TuesdAy evening. The company was
SeRuited entirely In this city aud was made
mp almost entirely OF Germans
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oemocssuc Club.
spec'ai meeting Of the Young Mems
DsInoc,sic ciao WIN be held tomorrow even.
ing at 7:s0 O'Clock, in Kepler,s hn,,a,r. nn
North Queen street, in the rooms istaIv 49,, -.
pied by the Democratic county commit,.s
The members and oil young Dsmocr.,.
desirous OF joining the club are Invited ~
attond. !"
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R,as shooting ss re,,.s Hs,n.

Yesterday the Schuetzen Nerein held .
target practice at Tells Hahn. Tho best
score was made by Charles FranciscuS who
scored l97 out Of possible 252 He had
three bullseyes, two o! which were made in
succession. The attendance OF spectators
was not large.
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Am usem euts.

Hdperly's Mnstreis. - Haverly's mnstrels
which appear here tomorrow night. includes T.
M. Hall. the world-renow ned ban joist, the Three
Germans. the Quaker City Quartet and others.
The troupe Is very strong in every particular.
ana they should draw largely.
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"Hotel Miller" Nos. % and Is North Queen
street. is connected with the telephone OK.
change.
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vespar service. specially appropriate to AS.
cension Day, will be held in Trinity church to-
morrow afternoon from halt-past four until half.
past fve O'Clock. The usual mid week service
will also be he'd this evening At 10.
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Pss,.As,pss. Prsa.ss nasasa

PntlA pulpulA, May is.-Ilour market arm
salee, aO bArrpls Minnesota bakers, ~ Os0A ~ I;
Pennsyivania Family. - fN0& %; western 90
NlSoiiS; Patents, 1909 -
Hyo nour steady, u 1s0a ss -
Wheat May, sac; june S'sc jury,
CSrn-Eay, s6xc.; June. .'o; July, .sc,;
S,sssNssy. SIC; june, Sc July. s3lc.;
August, SAc.
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A ball will be held this evening in Fulton
opera house under the auspices OF hod-carriers
of this city. Music Will be furnished by Hess
orchestra
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Struck and Killed by q Train,

Elhsnnon II. Wertz, aged IS years, OF Ard.
more, an employe OF Malone & Son, the
bridge builders, was struck by train and In.
stantly killed on the Pennsylvania railroad
Tuesday, while at work near Overprook.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-18

Rev Max Hark VIII preach in 81. stephens
Reformed church college chapel on Ascension
Day at lo:50 n. III.
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0PRlNa, 1851.
A New Departure for Lancaster In ytne Tat
orinx. Importing dircct from the best makers
the Boston custom house, . large invoice OF my
own Importation OF
sUITlN1, SPRING OyeRCOArlN9 AND
TRouSkKtN9,
The Nte Of which, for sty 10 ana quality, has
never been equsled In this city. and cannot bc
surpassed.
ASpsciAi Invitation Il hereby extended 10 all
In want of spring 0Arments to call early and
secure Choice Patterns workmanship tho very
best and prices lower than ever.
aERHAkT,
mAr97.lydH No. q North Queen StrUet
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eessani 1sssasO - OssssaiA
- neeolAg oe elty eounsjls Viii hs
sy0ioe II psinaeal to0ie Of
sm = ~ DssSsaS1 ssssovs, a -
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LANCASTRR. PA.

DErORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
~ EvlroS NATIONAL BANK. OF Lancaster. In
the state of Pennsylvania, at tho close Of husi.
ness, May L. lssi:
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Nsw AD YER rfssMrvrS

NOTICE,
N I hereby take this methoi OF Informing
my friends and the pubic IN general, that have
taken posse sion ot tho Uaibcr shop basement
OF 1shismAn's Law Building. North Duke strect,
Vhorp will be pleased to have them give me
call With an experience of over Il ve yeArs In
the beat shops Of Philadelphia. I feel confident
In saying that | can give entire sAtisfaction.
Give me Q call. --
may Is sta HtR AM HOHEtN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-01-28

Isrsel Harding. Who was sen, 20 the
Southern rTs-on 20 servr term VI
twenty-oue years, was released by expi-
ration Of sentence Saturday. Harding
was the best behaved prisoner in the in
stitution, and vas credited with five
years aud i've oSnths good time during
HE term OF service Only . very few
understand what IL meant b. good time
In the Indiana prieons each msa 10 given
Z per cent. according 10 the manner in
which he conducts himself during his
time Of imprisonment II during the
6r-t wear he gets l0O per cent each day
he mskes one month good time; second
year, lUU per cent. two months; third
rear, three months; fourth year, four
months. 6th year. ave months, and esc''
ear after I've months. Harding was
sentenced for twenty -oue years and got
loo per cent. each day Of he confiue-
mcni, consequently his actual term d
service was only fourteen years and
seven moDthe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-01-28

A hill introduced by Senator Bailey IN
the Senate certainly does not lack radical
and startling vigor. Il proposes 20
arDend the criminal code touching mnr-
der IN such manner q 70 NIKE II only
misdesue nor. punishable with slight
peuslties. for : husband to kill the Sc
ducer Of his daughter, or . brother The
eeducer Of HE sister u also provide
Er The amending o. the statute on rape.
and makes The penalty for having iines-
coarse with xirl under twelve sesrs ~
eye punishable with desih o. cs>trs''on,
il the discretion Of the jury; for 'svish-
ing any female over that eye the penalty
shall be MOI more than tw-ntv one year.
nor less than one wear. or cnstration. ~
the discretion OF the jury. - Indianapolis
nsnlimel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-01-28

j.. y Chandler. Travelling Passenger
Agent Of The .. 4 N. faiissy. ~as here
last Thursday.
m. IL. T. Camp, Of Grandview. And
z Bsgar'. or Hamilton. Ohio. we're here
last hnrsday.
M.rsin Myers. Of Phelps City, No, y
here visiting he parents.
Bailey Cooper, Of BiemArk. Dakota, Il
here visiting his brother William
Allen Flessiag vest 10 Petersburg La
Friday on business
JefF Williams and william Young arr
ia the Insurance business.
Thomas J. Harris has :sold bic farm
and thinks nf.going west
Up. Norman shipped1 CIR load .
flour this seek.
j. H. Mcknight and George Gill ar'
boarding ~ the Cosntv lhotei.
John Parker, Of jasper. Va 10 tow
last Tuesday.
What is the matter With our postmas
ter5 He seemssprefty blue about some
thing
Our genial friend, Richard Nilhurn. .
Boone township, was in town last Tues
day on business.
Pack redlars are becoming numerous
Rev. Smith, OF Otwell, wAs in tow
last Tuesday.
| Mrs Sadie wineineer Il on the sic
list. wrestling with pneumouia.
w. q. British il building : house i
place OF the one burned come time ago
Doc Mullen will be the occupant
Tom johnson and wiiIism Kellsm
sre engaged 10. the Russell Chsmpio
Fence Company. Success BE with then
l The trustees Of the NJ r. church ar
making arrangements 10 build -. Ats
lilo the church.
| Prof Logan. OF Grandvie9. was her
last Tussd~y, looking aftershis intel
est in . Normal.
DRrvr.
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Home il woman's domain. and she IL
entitled 10 everything that can be added
to spare her much ANNOYANCE and hard
labor. There are MANY convenien~r-.
which II brought in use. are inexpen>s 70.
ana will materially tighten the bnrnrr
and labor OF the ousewife. Prominent
among these convenience. j. the Waps-
kauetA Porcelain Churn. which IL meet
ling with such remarkable sale aud sue
cess wherever introduced. Who ever
sees these churns will need no cxpians-
| ton Of the reasona for the great demand.
This churn Il sold sn,ely on its meri's.
and we 40 this knowing that wherever
IL goes il will mske cl-sn record. The
folio wing are few Of the many sdvsn-
tsges conceded 10 the Porcelain Churn
lbv al who have used them, viz lst, A
great saving 70 labor ID. II j. 50 con
s,rucsed thst ia ab-oIntelv can not leak
81. The Quxiitv Of she butter; the in-ids
parts being such a. not 10 injure Z
grain Of she butter 4th. The quaint, (.
or the butter; the construction cs rhs
idasher beisg such - 10 subject III Of ~
.lcream 10 an equal amount Of agitation
causing the butter 20 come very cyenis
Thereby producing more butter from !
given amount Of cream than any ofhs'
lrhurn eau. Sth. Tne ease Of removing
the butter aid washing the churn. Th'
leutire top If the churn l. open when M
.icover j. ssken Cd thus giving abnndanl
access tor removing the butter. Ali ihA
liz required 10 thoroughly cleanse th'
ichurn il a. pnt in some hot water ans
Ixive the crank few turns. In appear
lance. IL would be an ornament 10 IN.
room 10 the house-
X To responsible parties wc will Civ
Ishis churn on ten day-. trial For -sis B.
/ Friedman. Scheirich & Co., Hardwsr
lStore. corner "a and Jackson Sta, nea
TX x depot. jasper. Ind.
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Dr. D.I. wilcoxson. Of Horse Cave
Kv.. saws he VS.. for many years. bsd'y
afflicted with Phthisic. also disbete- !:
he pains were almost unendursbie ana
would sometimes almost throw him into
convnl.i M. He tried Electric Biitrrs
and 60, relief from first botsle and after
taking elk bottles. was entirely cured
and had gained in flesh eighteen pounds
Saws he positively believes he would
hsve died. had n not been for the relief
afforded by Electric Biuers. Sold -
INV cents bottle by Menringer bros,
Drug Store. D.